Each research theme is a track. Each paper, finding, or hypothesis is a step. Ghost tiles show where evidence from one theme supports or challenges another. See the entire landscape of your research — not just the individual papers, but how they relate.
Map Your Research — FreeA thesis isn't a single thread — it's multiple research themes that converge into an argument. Give each theme, methodology, or chapter its own track. Add papers, findings, and hypotheses as steps. See the whole landscape at a glance.
The best research identifies how findings in one area illuminate another. When “Finding X from Theme A” supports “Hypothesis Y in Theme B”, link them — and see both appear inline in each other's tracks. Your cross-references become visible, not buried in footnotes.
A literature review theme might need sub-tracks for foundational papers, empirical studies, and opposing viewpoints. A methodology track might nest quantitative and qualitative sub-tracks. Go as deep as your research requires.
Tell the AI your research question and it generates a structured plan — literature review themes, methodology tracks, analysis steps. Ask AI Insights to identify gaps in your coverage or suggest which theme needs more depth.
Share your research map with supervisors, collaborators, or review committees via an unguessable link that's completely hidden from search engines and AI crawlers. Your unpublished research structure stays invisible — only the people you share the link with can see it.
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